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  • How to chill enough

    Hey, I made 40 pints of Canadian Blonde and popped it into a pressure barrel with the extra sugar and needed it to go somewhere cold for a week..
    How on earth in this warm weather can i manage that?
    Please take into account that i find it hard to carry that amount
    Anyway it has never really cleared down, still drinking it and telling peeps its meant to be cloudy..lol

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    a low tech solution that i saw elsewhere was to cover the container in wet towels. Evaporation from the towel(s) will cool the container and contents. You'll need to keep dampening the towel as it dries of course, and i have no idea what intervals you can expect to do this. You could speed up the cooling by training a fan on the wet towel(s) too.
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    • #3
      Unless you have a cellar that can be one of the down sides to kegs, they are difficult to chill, but dont panic about it being cold for conditioning, it will still condition and clear at room temps, it just may take a little longer.
      Then when serving pour into ice cold glasses brought from the freezer, just like in Spain
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      • #4
        or if you have a larger container (like an old bath) fill it with water then place the barrel in the water

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